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A Z-80 Workshop Manual - Bernard Babani Publishing

by: Bernard Babani Publishing

Publication date: 1989-10

Topics: Z80, Assembly, Programming, ASM, Z-80, Amstrad, Sinclair, ZX spectrum, ZX81, Acpc.me

Collection: folkscanomy_computer_inbox; folkscanomy_computer; folkscanomy; additional_collections

Language: English

Item Size: 141.0M

The Z-80 is generally acknowledged to be one of the most powerful 8-bit microprocessors available, and is used in many popular microcomputers including the TRS-80, Spectrum, ZX81 and Nascom machines, etc.

■ This book is intended for people who wish to progress beyond the stage of Basic programming to topics such as machine-code and assembly-language programming or need hardware details of the Z-80 based computer.

■ Starting with a review of computer principles, the book describes typical machine-code instructions followed by a detailed description of the Z-80 instruction set. Assembly language programming is discussed with examples.

■ Also given are hardware details of the Z-80 and the use of associated I/O devices such as UARTs, PIOs and CTCs.

■ This book is not purely a descriptive text, however, Z-80 hex machine-code and assembler instructions are given in tabular form, along with in-out connections for the Z-80 and the associated devices. It will therefore also be a useful reference book for the more experienced user.

ISBN 0-85934-087-2 / ISBN 0859340872